Rumors about Nvidia's plan to release the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti within this year have been circulating on several tech forums for quite some time already. A new development regarding this created an equally interesting buzz when a shipping manifest was leaked and revealed that the video card will come with a massive 10GB of VRAM.

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The shipping manifest shows that it is being shipped to an Indian port via Bangalore Air. A handful of keen eyed tech analysts managed to track down the shipping manifest and proved that it actually exists, as oppose to the rumor that it was all just a ruse to build up hype towards the graphics card, according to Hot Hardware.

Another tech forum that investigated the shipping manifest managed to trace down the shipment and revealed that it came from China. It is still unclear though if the Indian port is the final destination of the shipment.

The graphics card in the manifest has a product description of "PG611." According to VideoCardz, the same product points out to the powerful Nvidia GP102, which is the same graphics processor that powers the Titan X graphics card. Some the analysts predict that the GP102 referred to in the shipping manifest will use the new Pascal architecture, a possibility that could push the graphics card's memory bandwidth to 10240MB or 10GB.

Also stated on the manifest is the graphics card's price. It bears a per unit value of around $1,010. However, this price does not necessarily reflect that actual Nvidia pricing as it could show the shipper's claimed value of the product as per customs requirement.

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